Welcome Aboard
The Comet Surfer novels explore possible futures grounded in real scientific and technological principles, extended toward scenarios humanity has not yet achieved.
👉 Explore the stories that inspired the simulations.
Simulab is the place where those principles can be experienced interactively.
From the bridge of the Comet Surfer, explorers can access a growing collection of simulations, scientific tools, and interactive experiences. Explore the worlds of the Solar System, investigate future technologies, and discover the science that inspired the saga.
Select a laboratory below to begin your mission:
Narrative Simulators
These simulators are part of the narrative universe of the series.
They allow visitors to explore locations, events, and systems exactly as they exist within the story.
Interactive Mars Map
Explore the surface of Mars through the cities, settlements, and locations described in the novels.
This simulator connects the real geography of the planet with the human development of the Comet Surfer universe, providing a bridge between planetary science and storytelling.
Martian Calendar Converter
Convert Earth dates into the Martian calendar used throughout the Comet Surfer universe.
This tool implements the calendar system proposed by Thomas Gangale, adapted using the utopian month nomenclature developed by Shaun Moss.
It allows readers to interpret the chronology of the novels in Martian terms, making it easier to understand events, seasonal cycles, and temporal references within a civilization that no longer measures time as Earth does.
Nadeah Viewer
Explore the Comet That Changed the Solar System
Examine Comet Nadeah in a fully interactive 3D environment. Rotate, zoom, and inspect its irregular nucleus while discovering the geological, scientific, and narrative features that make it one of the most important objects in the Comet Surfer universe.
Interactive Orbital Comet Nadeah Viewer
Follow Nadeah’s Journey Through the Solar System
Visualize the complete orbit of Comet Nadeah and explore its relationship with the planets, the Sun, and the evolving future of humanity. This simulator places Nadeah within its broader celestial context, revealing how a single comet can reshape the destiny of entire worlds.
Scientific Simulators
These simulators are not directly part of the narrative, but they help explore the scientific principles that make the Comet Surfer universe possible.
Interactive Solar System
Explore the Solar System in real time through an interactive model that visualizes planets, moons, and orbital paths with remarkable detail.
This simulator helps illustrate orbital dynamics, spatial scales, and the relationships between celestial bodies within an immersive environment.
Although it is an external scientific tool, it complements the Comet Surfer universe by providing a realistic framework for understanding the Solar System in which many of its stories unfold.
Planetary Explorer
Explore the physical and environmental properties of planets, moons, asteroids, and comets throughout the Solar System.
This simulator allows users to compare worlds and understand how key parameters such as gravity, size, atmosphere, and exploration potential vary across different celestial bodies.
The model also includes Comet Nadeah as an extension of the Comet Surfer universe, integrating narrative elements within a scientific framework.
3D Mars Terrain Model
Explore Mars in three dimensions using real topographic data provided by the United States Geological Survey (USGS).
This model allows visitors to visualize the structure of the planet that serves as the foundation for the human settlements described in Comet Surfer, offering a better understanding of its geography, scale, and terrain.
Applied Simulators
Some simulators explore real-world scientific and engineering applications in extreme environments such as space medicine and aerospace operations.
Intravenous Fluid Simulator
Simulate the behavior of fluids within an intravenous infusion bag under different gravitational conditions.
This model demonstrates how pressure, elevation, and gravity influence the administration of liquids in space environments.
Although it is not directly part of the Comet Surfer narrative, it illustrates real challenges faced by medical professionals operating beyond Earth.
Gravity Jump Simulator
Explore the concept of a gravity jump within the Comet Surfer universe.
Based on real physical principles, this simulator demonstrates how variations in gravitational environments can influence trajectories, orbital mechanics, and movement through space.
It provides a deeper understanding of the diverse gravitational conditions encountered throughout the series.
External Simulators
These external simulators have been selected for their educational value and their ability to explore complex systems that complement the Comet Surfer universe.
Together they provide additional perspectives on the science, engineering, and environments that shape humanity’s future among the stars.
